noun
definition
An outlet from a liquid/fluid main often consisting of an upright pipe with a valve attached from which fluid (e.g. water or fuel) can be tapped.
Examples of hydrant in a Sentence
How far is the nearest fire hydrant from your home?
First, the fun part - shoot or blow up a water fountain, fire hydrant or even a toilet.
The two men manage to move the wagon near to a water hydrant where the fire is extinguished.
Proximity to a fire hydrant or fire station will often help lower your rates.
When the firefighters arrived they found the water hydrant on Caldwell Close had been smashed up.
Professional golfer Tiger Woods crashed his SUV while leaving his home in Florida, striking a fire hydrant and a tree with the vehicle.
When they were dealing with the fire they would run the hose out to the fire engine from the street hydrant.
The equipment carried was very basic, consisting of hand pumps, hose, hydrant standpipe and various small tools.
If you'd like to be noticed without possessing the flair of a fire hydrant, then Curran's devotion to greens, blacks, grays, and almost passive pink polka dots will provide you with at least something to covet.
Homes in these areas are located more than 1,000 feet from a fire hydrant and five miles from a fire station.
Because we were driving Andrea's Honda we squeezed it in between a car and a fire hydrant on 76th street.